AM Best is a global credit rating agency, news publisher and data analytics provider specializing in the insurance industry. Headquartered in the United States, the company does business in over 100 ...

“In 2026 and beyond, it is no longer just about hitting a credit score threshold or saving a certain percentage for a down payment,” says Jen Poniatowski, SVP of mortgage growth and market development ...

It is important to make adjustments when the value of something fluctuates meaningfully. Given the recent rally in precious metals, it might make sense for you to reassess the value of your personal ...

RESPA reveals hidden settlement costs, prevents abusive practices, and protects consumers in real estate transactions. Learn ...

From major systems to monthly costs, asking the right questions can save you thousands and prevent surprises after closing.

If you own a home, eventually you’re going to experience some breakdowns, damage and disrepair. Homes tend to age quietly but expensively, and needed fixes can cluster at the worst times. If you’re ...

While a snow day may sound fun, winter storms can cause major damage to your home. And depending on the extent, you'll be dealing with it long after the snow has melted. Your homeowners insurance ...

Oregon homeowners who take steps to protect their homes from wildfire could pay less for property insurance under a southern Oregon state senator’s proposal to require insurers to consider fire ...

Most Redditors report having a straightforward closing experience. Do your homework, but even the most prepared can hit snags at the closing table. Closing day is the long-awaited final step in the ...

One in eight homeowners in California might experience a spike in their insurance rates due to planned increases by two companies. Mercury Insurance is the state's third-largest provider of home ...

If you pay homeowners’ insurance every year, it’s natural to wonder whether you can deduct that cost on your taxes. In most cases, homeowners’ insurance is not tax-deductible — but there are a few ...